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Common features of a revenue management dashboard may include:

• Real-time data updates from multiple channels

• The ability to track and monitor key revenue metrics and trends

• Data visualization using easy-to-understand ways such as charts and graphs to display and analyze data relationships, trends and forecasts

• Filtering and segmentation options, allowing users to view data for specific periods, product lines, or customer segments

• The ability to set and track goals and targets and compare real revenue numbers against targets

• Integration with other internal systems, SaaS tools, or datasources

• The ability to identify best-selling products, measure customer lifetime value, or analyze which pricing strategy is working best

• Customization: So the dashboard fits your specific requirements rather than you trying to adapt them to an off-the-shelf solution. Customizations can include what exact formulae you use for different metrics you are tracking, how the relationships among different data points are defines or the visual way data is displayed, etc.

• Integration with other tools: You may already have systems in place for inventory management, accounting, marketing or other functions. Building a custom revenue management dashboard allows you to seamlessly integrate with these existing tools. Appsmith’s native integration or connections via REST APIs makes this super quick and easy.

• Data privacy and security: With an off-the-shelf product, the data is usually hosted on a third-party server, which can be a security concern. Building a dashboard in-house allows you to keep your data safe and secure.

• Control and compliance: Have more control over the development, maintenance and upgrades of your dashboard and ensure you are compliant with all the relevant, evolving regulations.

• Flexibility: Build a dashboard you don’t need to rebuild again in 12 months. Easily adapt to changing requirements, internal processes, and new tools and technologies.

• Engineering bandwidth: Give your end-users the custom tools and workflows they need for increased productivity without burdening your engineering team.

• Data visualization and integrations: Integrating data from various sources can be time-consuming and challenging. Developers need to ensure that the data is properly collected, normalized, and stored in a format that can then be easily analyzed and visualized.

• User experience: Providing a user-friendly and intuitive interface for the various teams to view, understand, and analyse important metrics can be a challenge without experienced frontend engineers.

• Data management: Ensuring your customer and revenue are stored and processed in a safe way that complies with your organization's policies and regulations can get time-consuming.

• Maintenance and upgrades: Keeping your dashboards up-to-date with the latest technologies, security patches and regulatory changes is a complex and time-consuming task that needs engineering time and resources.

• Sales and revenue teams: to monitor key metrics, track sales performance, and forecast future revenue.

• Management teams: to track overall performance, monitor progress towards goals and targets, make informed decisions related to budgeting, forecasting, product pricing and more.

• Finance and accounting teams: to monitor revenue performance and to ensure correct details for company financials

• Marketing teams: to track how their marketing efforts are impacting revenue and to identify areas for improvement and new marketing strategies